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Category Archives: Days of an Intern
To understand or not to understand
2011 is behind us. That was the year I truly don’t understand. There were so many things and events and people that I didn’t understand. I don’t understand why evil got into power. Whenever I look at the events or … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, forgiving, imagine, Inheritance, John Lennong, living, love, natural disasters, oppression, unrest
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To profile or not to profile
In my job, I profile people, for various reasons. Mostly, I read people to help them find the best ways to learn or to work in groups. I’m crap at many things but at reading people, I’m great. Mostly it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged feelings profile, friendship, MBTI, Myers-Briggs, planning profile, profiling
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To dream or not to dream
They say hope is what makes progress. To have hope is to be able to dream. I’m not sure how it would work the other way to dream and not have hope. I think this equation is a one way … Continue reading
To be or not to be
To be or not to be, that is the question. Shouldn’t that be the first question I should have asked at the beginning of this section of the blog? You may ask. It is not a question to be asked … Continue reading
To remember or not to remember
I didn’t remember. There were gaps in my life that I didn’t remember until recently. My life from approximately 9 – 16 years old had always been fuzzy. It seemed I had packed them away in a box and tucked … Continue reading
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Tagged groowing up, selective amnesia, trauma, traumatic childhood
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To friend or not to friend
As the cosmic would have it, I bet and lost. The loss threw me into a black hole and all the strength I boast I had came back and slap me into a vegetable state. It’s pathetic. It called me … Continue reading
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Tagged breakups, friendship, grieving, relationships, separation
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To bet or not to bet
Relationships are hard. They are even harder when the odds are against you. Yes, I’m not very optimistic. And frankly, it’s not being self defeating, if you knew my odds. Let’s say boy meets girl, boy and girl like each … Continue reading
To Hate or not to hate
I’d admit, today, I admitted to hating someone today. In fact, it was more horrible, I wished him unwell and visualised and actually articulated the number of ways the person can be harmed. I wasn’t proud and a little sad … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, being angry, Office politics, standing up
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A Year in Reflection and Resolution
I rock in new year resolutions. Seriously. Being the conservative realist that I am, new year resolutions are SMART: Specific, Manageable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely. All my 2010 objectives came through by desire and by opportunities. That was before 2011. It’s … Continue reading